
What is recorded here
The public map records this plaque for Old Hall Place. Its recorded inscription reads: A large house, later known as Old Hall Place once stood on this site. It had been demonlished by 1773 and only the piers, gate and garden wall remain. The house was owned by the Wye family in the 16th century and later by the Pulleyn family. After Robert
Old Hall Place was a significant residence owned by notable families such as the Wyes and Pulleyns, reflecting its importance in local aristocratic history; only remnants like piers, gate, and garden wall survive today.
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